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Goodfire Essay Claims Classic Superposition Evidence Was Misread

Goodfire’s Nick Cammarata argues neural nets are already mostly clean and classic superposition evidence was misread. Informal claim; critics push back.

Anthropic Says Claude Designed More Efficient Quantum Circuits

Anthropic says Claude Mythos 5 found more efficient quantum circuits than published designs. Self-reported research claims; not independently replicated.

Bristol Lab-Grown Brain Organoids Decode Braille Tactile Signals

Bristol researchers showed brain organoids can pass Braille tactile signals a decoder can read. Peer-reviewed; they did not demonstrate learning.

NIST Demonstrates Chip-Based Frequency Comb for Mobile Optical Clocks

NIST and JQI demonstrated a chip-based frequency comb that can make high-quality optical measurements without bulky lab gear. Could aid mobile clocks.

CERN and Mistral Sign Intent to Build a Large Physics Model

CERN and Mistral signed a statement of intent to develop a Large Physics Model for collider physics. The model is not built yet; no timeline disclosed.

Simons, Anthropic and OpenAI Commit $15M for Maths AI Work

Simons Foundation partners with Anthropic and OpenAI on $15M to help mathematicians evaluate AI tools and set shared standards.

China Proposes Adding 40 AI, Biomedicine and Solar Technologies to Its Export-Control Catalogue

China's commerce and science ministries propose adding 40 AI, biomedicine and solar technologies to the export-control catalogue, with registration now.

OpenAI Introduces the Rosalind Academic Plan for US University Labs

OpenAI’s Rosalind Academic Plan offers eligible US university labs up to 30 free seats for 12 months; GPT-Rosalind needs trusted-access approval.

A Preprint Credits Shanghai AI Lab’s Intern-S2 With Helping Prove Ghys’s Codimension-One Holomorphic Anosov Conjecture

A preprint credits Shanghai AI Lab's Intern-S2 with helping prove Ghys's codimension-one holomorphic Anosov conjecture; Lean formalisation is on GitHub.

NVIDIA Joins the European Commission’s AI in Science Enablers Initiative

NVIDIA joined the European Commission's AI in Science Enablers initiative at the Dublin summit, pledging tools, compute and training for researchers.

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